Dynasties: Summer in Savannah

Dynasties: The Danforths #6.5

by Barbara McCauley, Maureen Child, Sheri Whitefeather

If you love the Dynasties: The Danforths series -- or even if you're just discovering this prominent Savannah family -- you'll love this compelling collection of brand-new sizzling stories.
Welcome to Steam, the hottest club in Savannah. Here the jazz is smooth, the dance floor is hopping and the attraction between three unsuspecting couples is rising as quickly as the temperature

UNDER THE COVER OF NIGHT by Barbara McCauley
One case of mistaken identity has Sophia Alexander nursing a wounded -- not to mention very sexy! -- bartender on her boat . . .and soon she finds herself riding a wave of undeniable passion.

WITH A TWISTTwo things will make cocktail waitress Kelly O'Shea's life complete: dumping a tray of drinks on the man who broke her heart... and getting him out of her system by getting him into her bed.

THE DARE AFFAIR by Sheri WhiteFeather
Three little words, I dare you, entice club owner Clay Crawford to begin a white-hot affair with the beautiful -- and once unattainable -- socialite he's secretly craved for far too long . . .

Genres: Anthologies

384 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published June 1, 2004

About the author

BARBARA MCCAULEY is the author of over 30 best-selling romance novels, including "Blackhawk's Sweet Revenge," the first volume of her popular SECRETS! series for Silhouette. Her work has been nominated eight times by the Romance Writers of America ® for Best Short Contemporary in the prestigious RITA contest. She has also received numerous "Top Picks" from Romantic Times magazine, plus several Best Short Desire and "W.I.S.H." awards for her hunky heroes, and two Career Achievement Awards. All of her books have appeared on the Walden Romance Best Seller lists.

A native of Southern California, Ms. McCauley enjoys spending time with her husband and two children and working in her garden when she can manage to break away from her computer. "I love to cook," says Barbara, "but when I'm on a tight deadline, quick recipes and take-out are essential." The youngest of five children growing up, she discovered early the peaceful satisfaction of daydreams and reading a good book. She remains an avid reader today, indulging her love of romance whenever possible.

Reviews

[Josine Thomas]

Three different books. All three novellas in this anthology are fairly simple stories, with not much angst, drama, or getting into feels. Light and fluffy. The first story is insta-love (like, really, really insta love). I normally don't appreciate insta-love. The second story is second chance. The third story is kind of jilted-bride meets supposed-to-be-a-hookup meets second-chance.

[Mattie · Rating 1 out of 5]

I didn't like it. Np.

First story is Sophia's story (sister of Tina from book one) was the best of the three stories, but was a bit inconsistent. It stated in the first book that Tina was the youngest but in this one it says Rachel is the youngest sister. Doesn't really matter but not of fan of the inconsistencies.

Did not like the 2nd and 3rd stories at all.

[karen · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a good book in the middle of the series to tie loose ends up of the other people involved in the Danforth's lives. This needs to be done more within each book in the series.

[Anna · Rating 3 out of 5]

"Upalne lato" - Harlequin Special

[Lauri · Rating 3 out of 5]

Stories all touching the Danforth Dynasty series. Maureen Child's touched a couple other characters as well. I enjoyed it. Some of the stories seemed to move a little quick, but still a fast fun read.

[Pam Hamblin]

Got to read this one some time ago an it was great!